Re: [VAC] possible purchase

[terry tyler <tylerbears@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Jackie,

Easy answer, but it's not what you asked. If you want the decision to be a
good one and based on your needs and preferences, here's a suggestion:

Use the checklist you've been compiling from your last few weeks of postings
and see which trailer has more things operational. You have been compiling
one, haven't you? If it's still in rough draft form, clean it up and put it
on graph paper so you have two columns for comparison purposes. While you
are in this early stage of decision making, try to be well organized so you
can easily compare and contrast features on each of them. Then --

Have the owner demonstrate EVERYTHING in each trailer so YOU KNOW what works
and doesn't. If you don't get a clear feel for one over the other after
that, then come on back to the list and tell us what was on your checklist.

One caveat -- take your time and be thorough. If you feel the need to "buy"
time, put a token deposit on either or both ($25 for a week of time). Then,
muster maximum persistence for becoming intimately aware of all the features
in each vehicle. Keep your emotions out of the equation until after you have
the facts and the knowledge of what works. If the seller tries to rush you,
walk away. There are other fish in the pond.
 
There's more, but I'm sure others will chime in and offer suggestions,

Terry